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MissCris

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godsslife said:
The only thing im gonna say is. I am not reading all those replies ... Slow your horses down people.. I only said cannabis not cocaine ... Jeez.. Like i said i will speak to god about this.. I obviously asked if anyone else smokes on here i didnt ask for advice or for a bible verse or for history uses of weed and ended doing bad with it.m i appreciate all of yall caring or trying to tell me what yall know about it but thats not what i asked... God bless yall
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When you come into a room full of people who have a lot of years of experience behind them and most are Christian and you ask if any of them do something that's illegal in most states...well...you're not going to get many "Yeah, I smoke all the time" responses.

People react strongly to this topic, and more so when it's brought up by someone underage. We care, that's all.
 
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kaylagrl

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godsslife said:
The only thing im gonna say is. I am not reading all those replies ... Slow your horses down people.. I only said cannabis not cocaine ... Jeez.. Like i said i will speak to god about this.. I obviously asked if anyone else smokes on here i didnt ask for advice or for a bible verse or for history uses of weed and ended doing bad with it.m i appreciate all of yall caring or trying to tell me what yall know about it but thats not what i asked... God bless yall
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Quote" I only said cannabis not cocaine"

Neither are good for you,both are wrong according to the Bible.

Quote " Like i said i will speak to god about this.."

I'll save you the time, God will tell you what we told you. God doesn't go against His Word for anyone.


Quote " i didnt ask for advice or for a bible verse"

You used the Bible to defend your position. That is why you are getting the answers you are getting.

 
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Quote "Jesus was a known drinker, his first recorded miracle was turning water into wine. So I don't see the need to take offense at someone being intoxicated. "

 Jesus did not get drunk,he was not intoxicated. Personally I dont believe Jesus drank fermented wine,and if it was fermented it was very little,not at all like we have today. The Bible is very specific about being intoxicated.
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Alright, I was under the impression that intoxicated simply meant feeling the effects of a drink, I didn't realize it was synonymous with being drunk.

I don't think it was grape juice or weak wine. The headwaiter's description of the wine that Jesus created from water, was a wine that can get people drunk. 'people serve the good wine first, and then when everyone is drunk they serve the cheap stuff'. Jesus was also accused of being a drunkard. Also there's this

He causes the grass to grow for the cattle,
And vegetation for the labor of man,
So that he may bring forth food from the earth,
And wine which makes man’s heart glad,
So that he may make his face glisten with oil,
And food which sustains man’s heart.

Do grape juice or weak wine make people glad? With anything there is a point of excess, and that point varies from person to person. I think we were meant to enjoy things up to that point.
 
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Shouryu

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You guys are jumping through hoops you don't need to.

Romans 13:1,2
Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are appointed by god. Therefore, whoever resists the authority resists the ordinance of God, and those who resist will bring judgment on themselves.

Hebrews 13:17
Obey those who rule over you, and be submissive, for they watch out for your souls, as those who must give account. Let them do so with joy and not with grief, for that would be unprofitable for you.

Titus 3:1
Remind [the church] to be subject to rulers and authorities, to obey, to be ready for every good work,

1 Peter 2:13-17
Therefore submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake, whether to the king supreme, or to governors...For this is the will of God, that by doing good you may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men - as free, yet not using liberty as a cloak for vice, but as bondservants for God.


No one needs to do any deep praying to hear what God says on the matter. God already said this: if it is against the law, we are not to do it. We are to be model citizens by the letter of the law.​
 
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Look kid, you're not going to get anyone to agree with you so you can feel less guilty about toking. It's as simple as that. When you ask someone "Have you ever..." or "Do you..." that's the psychological equivalent to "Hey, I'm looking for someone to tell me it's okay if I do this."



You're not going to find that around her honey. If you're looking for valid, Godly advice, then great. There are some non crazy people here that can really help fellow Christians out. But you're obviously going to do what you're going to do. You already posted that you didn't bother to read the replies.


So I'm out.
 
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Some testimonies in cc are from people who have been delivered from drugs by God. Don't ask God to deliver you to them. Really?
 
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Siberian_Khatru

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Did you know that car accidents rise by 10% in the first week of daylight savings time? But I guess that's not as interesting.

Shouryu said:
No one needs to do any deep praying to hear what God says on the matter. God already said this: if it is against the law, we are not to do it. We are to be model citizens by the letter of the law.​
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Which law? State, or Federal? Are we in disobedience to God's word if we take a hit in New Zealand, but not so if done in the Netherlands?
 
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Shouryu

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Siberian_Khatru said:
Which law? State, or Federal? Are we in disobedience to God's word if we take a hit in New Zealand, but not so if done in the Netherlands?
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Yes, exactly as you've posited it.

While it seems to suddenly be complicated because of differing laws in differing provinces, it's exactly the same as this:
It is legal for me to drive 80 mph in certain parts of Texas, and in zero parts of New Mexico. Therefore, I do not drive 80 mph in New Mexico, and I DO drive 80mph in the parts of Texas where it is allowed.

I know I'm speaking from a US-centric point of view, but it still lends itself to towards the truth of the matter. In the US, non-medical use of cannabis is restricted to two states. If we are following the letter of the law, but we are so enamoured by recreational cannabis that we would uproot our entire life just to move to Washington or Colorado (or even the Netherlands)...what does this action say about who (or what) that person is serving? Is that person truly serving God, or are they serving their own flesh?
 
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Shouryu said:
No one needs to do any deep praying to hear what God says on the matter. God already said this: if it is against the law, we are not to do it. We are to be model citizens by the letter of the law.​
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Would you apply that to prayer bans in schools, or performing gay marriages?

Would a christian in nazi germany have been obligated to be a model citizen? Would those who hid jews from the SS be going against God's will?

This idea of following the law is generally true but there are plenty of exceptions to be found when the laws are wrongful.
 
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coby2

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sharkwhales said:
Would you apply that to prayer bans in schools, or performing gay marriages?

Would a christian in nazi germany have been obligated to be a model citizen? Would those who hid jews from the SS be going against God's will?

This idea of following the law is generally true but there are plenty of exceptions to be found when the laws are wrongful.
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These days that doesn't work anymore, not in the Netherlands. The laws are quite lawless.
 
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sharkwhales said:
Would you apply that to prayer bans in schools, or performing gay marriages?

Would a christian in nazi germany have been obligated to be a model citizen? Would those who hid jews from the SS be going against God's will?

This idea of following the law is generally true but there are plenty of exceptions to be found when the laws are wrongful.
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This topic (when we biblically should or should not follow the laws of government) is worthy of it's own thread.
 
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godsslife said:
does anyone smoke cannabis ? i am a supporter of it only thing i really support and think it can help people emotionally and physically ... if you dont believe me do your research.. i believe that a balanced blunt or joint once a while isnt bad and helps someone its like when people drink a bit of wine.. (please no judgment or insults towards me ) yes i know in the bible it says we arent supposed to do drugs but i dont consider cannabis a drug .. god gaves us plants ..
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Did you really think that anyone who smokes weed on here will be like: Yay here I am..
Theres just some things that do not belong into an open thread..This one is one of em
 
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Tintin

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Oh, for the love of Moses! What kind of thread are you going to make next?
 
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Miri

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Tintin said:
Oh, for the love of Moses! What kind of thread are you going to make next?
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For the love of Moses. Lol where did you pull that from. So funny.

Unfortunately this 17 almost 18 year old refuses to listen to sound advice,
she gets grumpy at anyone who disagrees with her and those who pamper her
by being understanding and nice, are not doing her any favours.

So far she has posted she has gotten into bother due to her attractiveness, with
things starting up around 12 years of age. Got into porn, likes pot, likes older men,
was attracted to women, doesn't want to finish schooling, doesn't go to church, thinks
she is a Christian. Oh and the only good thing posted, she has fabulous parents.

My worry is that she is going to get herself in a whole lot of trouble
before she sees the problems she is setting up for herself.

For some people unfortunately the only way they learn is via the hard way.

If I was one of her fabulous parents I would be tearing my hair out.
 
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